Trump and Harris Present Contrasting Campaigns

At a recent all-candidates forum in Canada, Independent candidate Roger Harrington criticized the carbon tax, arguing that it has failed to reduce emissions while raising living costs. He proposed the removal of all carbon taxes if elected, contrasting with B.C. NDP's stance that supports carbon pricing as an effective tool against climate change, with a focus on taxing major polluters. In the U.S., recent presidential debates highlighted stark differences between Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris regarding science and technology policy, with Trump advocating for cuts to science funding and Harris emphasizing investment in research and development. Additionally, Trump has expressed controversial views on NATO, suggesting he would not defend allies who do not meet defense spending guidelines, while Harris supports a more collective defense approach. The upcoming election showcases contrasting economic philosophies, with Trump favoring deregulation and tax cuts, while Harris advocates for progressive taxation and social equity. Voter priorities include inflation control, immigration policy reform, and sustainable energy production, as both candidates prepare for the election.